Core CNC Setup
16 machines
A combination of model-850 CNC and model-650 drilling/tapping equipment.
Equipment
The core setup includes 5 model-850 CNC machines and 11 model-650 drilling/tapping machines, supported by milling, grinding, sandblasting, cleaning, brushing, laser marking, and inspection tools.

Core CNC Setup
A combination of model-850 CNC and model-650 drilling/tapping equipment.
Production Organization
A team of about 28 supporting prototypes, pilot runs, and volume schedules.
Regular Processes
Multi-face features, hole patterns, threads, mating faces, and precision fixtures.
Inspection Support
Supported by calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, pin gauges, and gauge blocks.
The list below uses equipment quantities that are explicit and non-conflicting in the supplied information. Brands, full models, travels, spindle details, and factory photography remain to be added after verification.
CNC Machining
5 units
Precision milling, multi-face work, cavities, hole patterns, and fixtures.
CNC Drilling and Tapping
11 units
Efficient drilling, tapping, and repeat production for batch components.
Conventional Processing
9 units
General milling, flat surfaces, mating faces, and improved surface finish.
Auxiliary Processing
1 each
Part marking, surface preparation, cleaning, and appearance finishing.
Inspection
Multiple types
Contour, hole-position, height, flatness, and positional checks.
Precision Measuring Tools
Multiple sets
General dimensions, threads, hole sizes, and fits.

Inspection resources cover dimensions, hole positions, geometric relationships, roughness, hardness, and threads. Methods and reporting scope are agreed for each drawing and order.
01
2 vision measuring machines for contours, hole positions, and magnified detail checks
02
Height instruments, height gauges, and surface-plate tools for height, flatness, and position checks
03
Roughness tester and hardness tester for surface and material-state checks
04
Mitutoyo calipers and micrometers plus thread, pin, plug, block, and go/no-go gauges
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5 machines for precision milling, multi-face work, and complex components.

11 machines for hole patterns, threads, and batch production.

4 conventional mills and 5 grinding machines.

2 vision systems, height instruments, and multiple precision gauges.

Drilling, laser marking, sandblasting, ultrasonic cleaning, and brushing equipment.

An approximately 1000 m² workshop operating two CNC shifts.
Engineering reviews equipment fit, workholding, process sequence, inspection points, and delivery planning from your drawing.